Harvard Health Supports the Benefits of Walking with Poles – Blog article in PT Helper
Harvard Health Publication recently posted a article titled, Fitness trend: Nordic walking, Walking with Nordic poles burns more calories and works more muscles than conventional
FALLS RISKS Blog by Mosaic Home Care
Supporting Identity and its Opportunity for Expression May be a Better Way of Looking at FALLS RISKS Person centered home care requires sensitivity to the character,
Therapist Innovation Round Table – Happy Hour Event – Feb 13, 2020 (Denver, CO)
Therapist Innovation Round Table Happy Hour Are you a therapist interested in learning how to invent a new rehab tool from start to finish? While
Poles and Parkinson’s: How Poles Can Help You Live Well and Strong with Parkinson’s – DavisPhinney Foundation.
It was a pleasure to be interviewed by Melani Dizon with the Davis Phinney Foundation on the benefits of using Nordic walking poles for those
LIVE Webinar – Safe Winter Walking
Learn how to walk safely with a set of poles during the cold, winter months. It’s not always easy to head outside when it’s icy
FITNESS & FUN FIRST
New Year. New you. This season, with the start of a brand-new decade, we invite you to give Nordic walking aka Urban Poling a go.
LIVE – Active Living with Stroke – Survivor + Caregivers Programs Webinar
Active Living with Stroke – Survivor + Caregivers Programs Research Benefits: Learn how Nordic walking can be a great tool for people recovering from a
Webinar – Active Living with Parkinson’s – Healthcare Professionals
Active Living with Parkinson’s Webinar Find out why therapists and neurologists are recommending ACTIVATOR℗ Poles for Parkinson’s for improving gait pattern, balance, posture, mood and
Active Living for Cancer Rehab Webinar – Healthcare Professionals
Active Living for Cancer Rehab – Webinar Webinar 1: Health Care Professionals Learn why hospitals, clinics & wellness centres are recommending Urban Poling for cancer
Active Living with Walking Poles
It is not uncommon to see someone strolling past with a cane, having to rely on it for balance and stability. But don’t be surprised